Some of us won't even put this type of mileage on a car in a single year (Canadian readers, the conversion is 25,082 km). But the Anaheim Ducks have already put these clicks on in a few weeks this postseason.
Comparatively, the Sens have had it easy. They have just 3,427 miles (5,483 km) on their playoff odometer -- that's sort of like flying from Los Angeles to New York City and then over to Chicago.
If the Stanley Cup finals go a full seven games, the Ducks will have put on enough miles to go around the globe at its equator. So when does the travel catch up with the Ducks? Four D, two-and-a-half forward lines and a goalie who looks painfully robotic blocking pucks (note, I did not say making saves -- watch him, the guy doesn't do that)?
How far will these Ducks actually migrate this postseason before their V-formation falls apart?
Posted by Janet Eagleson at 5/23/2007 7:34:00 PM |
